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Daily Republican., 1887-03-15

Phllidslphh, WI'nlagtsa I esIllnoIs AlhIpa,
JAN. soTM, 1857.
Trains will leave wilmington % foIIows
Philadelphia (sxprsss,. q. asa. 40, eg
76o, SIT, 90, 30. ~. 10 %, II 30. II 81 an
Accommodation, o 20. I 90, I %, 10 30 q. m
| 2 30, 90, 20, Q 20, 10 80 D. N.
For Chester (expressl. 9 30. Z 60, 50 $40
~, IL %, IL 81 q. n, II 30, n. Q 20 and 10
Accommodation, 6 20, 7 90. ob.s1s 10 M
Q. m, 2So, = o., 7 20, 9 80 and 10 80 D. m.
New York, 400, asa, 44o, ESQ, 90, 50
~ OF. II 81 a. m. sl2 rs, o., 9 90, S2. 0 10
v2s. 100. 1880 p. m.
Eor West : CHESTER y Va y Lamokin. $40 anc
For Newark (Oentre) and intermedlst.
stations fl2a. m, II % and n p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 0
Q. m, b7 p. m. and II IL night.
Baltimore and Hay Line, Is Pm.
10 O. u 90 a. m. Il 90, sll7. s44. s 10, % 81
trains for Delaware Division leave for.
New Castie, 90. 30 q. m, IL 81, . 10, 8 &C
. 70 p. m. and u o. right,
p. m.
Seaford tExprsss) 8 % p. m.
harrington, Dslmsr and way stations,s et
Express fcr Harrington, 10 ssa n, $50 p
N. Way train 26 p. m.
Express for Dover, Harrington and ps,
mar, 10 g .. m. and ~ 02 night.
franklin Oity, o. 30 O. m.
Expres5 for Dope CHARLES, Old Point Com
ioft and Norfolk, 10 IS a. m, ind IL CO night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad stroet. 70,
Wilmington (expressl, u 70, 8 90, 7p, Al
Q 10, 10 0b, 10 20, IL IS, IL t5 q. m, 8 or Of
80 sos, a, e07, o67, li.2o and II 70 D N
Accommodation, 0 90, 10 Is o. n, "a q n
4 %, o ~ s36. 10 60 10 ~ and IL IL q, 10,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15
Tax ON Oommsrciss Agents.

Since the resent decision OF the
United States Supreme Court that the
license tax on commercial drummers
was nstttutionai and contrary to
interstate commerce, the clerks from
small Wholesale houses In PhilAdelphiA
Gre seen more frequently with vaiise In
hand going nom store to store In our
city, showing their wares and making
sAles by sample. After all, this is .
great advantage to our own store
keepers ~ we'll % TO the Wholesale
stores In Philadelphia. It saves the
keepers Of the frst from the expense Of
going to large city to make pur-
chases, and 1t saves the latter from the
expense Of paying for . s25 license for
each drummer or clerk SAINT ont to sell
BY sample. 1t Vas only ~ the last
meeting OF the Board Of Trade Of our
city that complaint WAS inside by two
OF our leading merchants who were
prts,Dt that they could not send ont .
drummer even In our own little State,
20 solicit orders without frst having
taken out . special license which also
cost e25, the same ~ . drummer's L.
OoADo tAOnA o0Ob0oE otAkos 4uo u6Clbs
ION Of the uHissd esatos supreme
Oourt OF course does not Affect the H.
cense exacted from residents Ct our
own SAFE, and while the license On
orum mers from ether States 10 abio-
eAseo, those OF the same GLASS OF travel
Ing statesmen sent out BY our own
merchants who have already bet n
vy 1sIeu Gre IN tnii iorce' IL
oonse wn.on ~ nfst was wrong and dis
ox :Hns sssinss DeiA~afe mer-
1 3a, - now unaer inc citcu instances
. "fous. suppose ior instance
S..,. oll ., llsua h,"son, the CHINA
80 uo s.. W 'ouu ous sn agent IN
49,. ~ olsy, W soncit oiuers TOT nis
49,, no oA. an 10 DO iegaily until ne
Us pSu 20 ucenso iot that agent.
o' ~ olnerenos eitner tns' Mr..
~ nAs Auesuy psld . neavy IL.
So-.o o W 'no s1 Ior Inc privilege OF
Syne w Tue BUSINESS OF onina
s,e.t ousu' N our o'Ate' nor that In ad-
Niuou no nas W pay one-fourth or one
PoI oen"' YAK upon MS gross receipts.
me,onAnt III faiisosiphia en-
$50 ~ 'ne same business thst Mr..
1870 ~a 10, can now seno down mis-
son' oul oisy ana canvass II all
sn.ousn ~, orasrs without costing him
any more tnan the car rare to our city.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15

MAJOR COATES, the newly elected
Mayor Of our sister city Of Chester, In
appointing his police has appointed two
Democrats, which speaks well fer his
nor parisanship, but what speaks bet
ter for him Is the fact that his men are
all tee.otalers.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15

JEFFERSON DAVIS, 1t is said, has
abandoned his intention CT paying .
visit to Washington, d. G., at present,
and therefore President Cleveland will
have no excuse OF going away on a
spring trout fishing excursion while he
would be there,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15

upon The great iniasaos Of nevspapsrs.
end the Importance Of having hem
printed In good HnSlish, that young
people may learn 10 talk correctly, this
lAboring mountain singles out the fol-
loving sentence from our local columns
which, Il must b admitted, u IN
grammatical, and assumes the respon.
sibiiity OF sire 10 the mouse: "And
those Who have not already saw them,"
etc. All right, the e. 4. scores one.
Folio wing oomss this paragraph in the
same Z. e. article: ''It would lead
stranger to think that pablo schools
were unknown In the State OF Delaware,
and think Of introducing suoh popu.
lar educator into family where young
people are forming habits Of English
expression" Now, will the Every
Evening be % kind - TO designate
what popular educator 10 meant? II
the REPUBLICAN,, then thanks for its
commentator. But there 10 an old
adsge that "those who live In glass
houses should not throw stones" and II
the Every Evening carried out that
principle Of action 1t would not have
been caught criticising the paragraph
atove quoted, taken from . local In the
REPUBLICAN,, while In its next edi.
torial, upon another subject, II uses
s1ch . wonderful tumble Of words a
''the American people have learned 10
have for the strong srm," etc.
But In looking over the Legislative
reports In the Every Evening We fnd
Q number Of glazing blunders, which
sre more than typographical errors.
For instance, "Mr. Ferguson presented
resolution which WAS lost, appointing
. committee on constitutional reformed
temperance" OF course the dear young
p ople for whom the Every Evening 10
% much concerned understand the
meaning Of Constitutional reformed
temperance" We also find the ex-
preston "the resolution and relation"
made use Of. This 10 also quite iutelli-
gib!e to people who are supposed to
know that the word "in" should be
used In place Of land" Again we
have the astounding informstlon that
"Mr. MoWhorter introd uoed and re I'D
twice" etc. Mr.. M,Whorter may be
q very good reader and may like to
read his bills, but nevertheless we do
not believe he read them twice when he
introduced them. The clerk generally
does that. Only yesterday the Every
Evening had ex-U nited States Marshal
McMullen' sson mixed up in the Carroll
affair before the Municipal Court, when
IT was o different McMullen entirely,
and no relation to the ex. M srshal. This
fact may have been stated In correct
English, but 1t is qaite as necessary
that there should be some sem blance Of
truth In the statement. We would ad-
wise our charitable neighbor to keep Its
own door steps swept.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15
wILMIN9T0N q NORTHERN n, n

Time table in effect Jan. 23rd, 1887. Train,
lesye wilmington (French st:eet) rs follows
al. hGr BEADING; birdsboro. Joanna. Spring
Vile, Tau aqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wsr.
aersville and ell points on the Philadelphi,
and Reading X. r., 100 a. IN. and 2.sb o. M
For Coatesvllle. Embreeville, Ierape
unadds ford and DuPont's and interme
For West Chester, 7 90 y. m. AS, and 4 81
p. M,
For New Bridge and Intermediate roiot,
10 ?. m. txcept on Saturday, when tra,r
will leave at 6 80 p. m.
4. q. MOCAUSLAND, LA HDWER
superintsndent. Genl Pass. Ag't
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15
Dress trimmings

We make Dress Trimmings q spec
islty, and ere showing the largest ae
sortment In Wilmington. Flouucinp
in Escurial lace, narrow TO match,
beaded sets, 80 90 up. Beaded orna
ments from 10 cents to $i2 a yard
Beaded edRinRs In black and colors.
New styles in wrap trimming Large IS
sortment Of jet. metal, ivory and velvet
buttons. See bargain lot Of buttons
10 cents. Look at the white and gold
ribbon canvas for tides, and stamped
linen splsshsrs, bureau covers ant
tides.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15
JOHN P. ALMOND & CO.,
Eighth and MaIketStTeets
PANTS.

Special Sale of Pants. For
the next ten days we will sell
All-W DOL Kersey Pants for
81, and also many others in
Cashmere and Cheviot for
the same price, to close out
some odd lots. See our mid
die window tomorrow; it
will pay you.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15
d OHIO BALBOA n
IN EFFECT, JAN. 30. 1887
Trains leave delaware Avenue Depot;
EAST.bOUND;

IN EFFECT, JAN. 80. 1881
Trains leave delaware Avenue Depot;
EAST BOUND;
Phlia. Accommodation, daily ....s.ooA. ri
Phiia. Accommodation, daily =. ..e3o A, Nd
Western Express, daily, IL "a A M
RI liza. Accommodation, daily. .s.l6P. M
Cincinnati Limited, daily ....... 10 =. N
Phila. Accommodation, daily. $3.50 p. Nd.
PM: Accommodatio daily. 100 P. n
Local freight with passenger coaches al.
tached leaves Delaware ave. station de Nv.
except SUNDAY, at LOT p. M; arrives in
Pailsdelphia a. 3.2b p. m. Stop at all sta,
lions.
wEST.BOUND:
Chicago Limited, daily A, M.
Arrives Chicago lilo next morning. Thit
train does not take baltimore passengers
Cinclnnau Limited, deily.......I 80 A. NJ
90 p. M. next day.
Chicago and st. Louis Express,
caily. .6.30P. ID
Local freight with passenger coaches at
tached leaves Delaware ave. station daily
except sunday, at 10 a. ~; arrives In q al,
ton at S.46 p: m. stops At al stations.
90 7. M, daily. SEQ p. M. daily, except
Trains leave Market Street Station:
For Philadelphia I 30 A. M, Sbb A. m
and AS p. NJ, daily. For Baltimore Of
h a.; M; a Saiiy; sx ssg Sunday For andsn
q. m. and 90 p. M. daily except Sunday.
Through tickets can be secured and sleep.
Ing car berths reserved by applying to Il
A. Miller. agent, delaware avenue depot.
w.ilRRvw vi,.., OK. LORD.
Superintondent. denn Pass. Agent
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15

1t Brought Forth q Mouse.
A mountain In the Every Evening
has labored ard brought forth q very
little mouse. In lengthy disquisition
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15
Trade Dollars Taken

At par 70 footwear at the Family Shoe
House, 2O6 Market street. above Second
Full value for your money, whether you
have Notes, Bland Dollars or Trade Dol
lars.
The very best for style dt and wear ever
offered IN Wilmington at the price Is our
gents ~ shoe. Button, hook, lace and
Congress. Every pair warranted solid
leather. Our gents hook lace wauken
phast only $3.50; sold elsewhere for 81.
Our gents seamless ebay Sewed" hook
lace, stylish and plenty Of good wear at
$3.50.
Our gents fine calf hook lace with kan.
CARGO kid top only 81 rs; real value, 80. so.
Our gents calf hand sewed hook- lace, 81;
worth IS Our gents hook lace and Con.
gress handmade, 81 so; would cost you at
any other store $3.50. All these are ex-
ceptionally Zig bare aims. Once you see
them you will acknowledge them the hes,
for the money you have ever seen.
We are the acknowledged headquarters
for ladies', boys and childrsp's shoes.
Remember-lf what you buy here does
not lit, you can return, have exchanged,
or get your money back
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15
wAMAnAx.rr


You can depend on get
ting good, pure linen here.
You may make . poor
choice for a special purpose,
but you'll not pay too much
for the material. If you'll
TASK you can get linen hints
|that'll keep you from going
astray. Glad to have you
TASK.
Southwest OF Ger tire.
We don't keep the cheap
and mean Valises. You can
get them of stuff that looks
like leather and wears like
pasteboard--but not here.
Our cheapest is of split
leather or canvas; $3.50 for
a 14-inch Valise. The tip
top is OF grained leather,
leather-lined, brass trimmed,
Ia to "a inches. So up.
Lots and lots between
them.
The latest in Valises is
the Cabin Bag with a top
like q double shed roof.
When open, all mouth. Not
a waste inch inside. An ap.
petite like a tramp. Grained
leather, ~ to IS inches,
$3.50 to $40; alligator, $I3.-
so to $I8.
Ordinary shape, made Of
one piece Of grained leather
in another newness. No
seams to rip. IL to 10 in.
is to 81.
E n G Ii 8 h carryalls, of
water proof Mcintosh cloth;
wallet shape. Next to no
end to the stuff they'll
carry. Little or much al.
ways just full. IS to 26 in.
$2.75 to $II.
Third circle, northwest of centre.
Some dealers sell writing
paper by the pound. We do
better for you by the quire.
See if we don't. The aver
age weight of a ream (49O
sheets) of superior paper is
a little less than 6 pounds;
say 6. One pound would
be 80 sheets or 81 quires.
A fair pound price for that
grade is 80 cents--SI so a
ream, 9 cents a quire. We
sell that paper for 5 cents a
quire or 81 a ream. You
want writing paper for it's
surface; the more surface for
the money the cheaper it is.
Paper isn't always extra
heavy because it's thick; it
may be loaded and thin.
When you measure writing
by the pound II be a good
time to buy paper that way.
More than half a million
every day, safe. high-cut,
pointed flap Envelopes, 4 to
g cents a PACK, according to
isize. Half a million sounds
like a big lot, but we're hur-
rying to get more. Have to.
We sell Writing Paper and
Envelopes in a generous
way-by the quire at the
ream price; by the pack at
the thousand price. That's
why half a million Envel-
opes is a small lot to us.
South of Thirteenth street entrance,
| Pilgrim Vases; Imperial
Austrian ware; rich, dainty
IOut since Christmas. Old
prices, $2.5o, s. and $3.50
Near Juniper street entrance.
/ Have you seen at the Jap
anese counter the fans with
corn. file (bone) attachment
They're oddities. So are the
fans in frost-nipped lea
shapes for decorations.
Basement, east OF centre stairway.
, JOHN WANAMAKER,
ICheetnut Thirteenth and Market atrest
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15
JOHN P. ALLM0NDl CO.,
GROCERS,
Eighth and Market Streets,

Keiler's genuine Scotch Jams,
Aprlcots, Raspberry, Strawber-
ry, Red Currant, Black Currant,
Raspberry and Currant, Green
gage and Orange Marmalade.
The Jams OF Keller & Son
are undoubtedly the finest in the
market. 25c. per one pound jar
The Darby brand Canned
Corn, the best in the city, nc.
per can, SI.75 per dozen.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15
N. B. DANFORTH.
y. r. Cor. and and Market str.

"ASSOE'S COMPOUND SYRUP or
Ii TAR is the best and most reliable ar
ticls known for the euro OF Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Asthma, Chronic
Catarrhs, and all diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs. No family should be with out 1t.
FOR sale by q. =. Smith, corner Delaware
avenue and DUPONT street; ]. !. Gallagher
y Bro, 1903 and 2004 Market street; J.. W
Fem, 2l6 and M West eth street; L. II.
Uartmoll, eerner 9th and Madison streets:
t. T. Dilworth, Northwest cofneg I'D and
Jefferson streets. WILMINGTON. Del. 18-at
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15

nUBL!o SALE q
turo. win B. =
street, on F'i5ly a, -
m, q quantity ., ',s,s
furnituro teitteadl ny, ~
octa yo Gbi' kcriia ,p9, XII
glass s dsbCsrd, ittlssss
and Quoenssafo ,ni !, IA
Of household soo9a tpyN
L. w. Stithsm = 49,
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15
WINDOW SHADES,

l.. II. Springer, 22e Orange street, Is pre-.
dow shades, In Hollands, shade cloth, dead
tnish and dado shades, Haitshorn and
Knapp. Spring rollers, frtnges, lace and
rha de pulls always on hand. Oh blinds
pal nted and trim med TO look equal to new
at 229 Orange street. m11tu tn, sa.lm
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15
d. BLU sALECFEf5
l. kitchsa iurnl,gr M
fRIpAY, MASls

Consisting OF parlo- ,ce
Dedsteads, bureau sa,as|
chair, lounges. h..r,r, n
e J. piano, owIa, H7ss
rAg carpet hsll sl4 mfs
the same time Al. lin
ANTIQUE iu'nlturs, bill 4
drawers. tables, saaiiAs
: mac line o. oil psl,il,S 3
water cooler and may ~
q numerous 10 Mention.
ml2-s, tn, WITH HUzlLlty
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15
MT INLAY, MAsuI

"E 0 cl0li 4
drivers;2 colts sym 5
81 s.oc.; 40 bead
Hr most q them h pst
. stoek bull apalr oisn
dreamer, q lot ifmils nm
tkRSs:-3 and On l,lI-
o pankable note vi b -
L. W. stidhIu 4 >os' n
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15

y n sold col at pu,adl'' = q NJ
dence Of Z. v. ~. : INA
Booths Corner p'., y, mi
MoNpAY, aAn
10 fresh COWS ahl tssN
nice shoats, ciis ~, rstal
A O. sharpies', Aia
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15

pUbLIO sALI-Tss
l. intending 10 ch,ss.a
Ing, will cell at pCS,.,
near Newport. on .'N
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15

SAI 2 hUhIi tE
Ard any one 10 th -
which tney would lins1
opportunity Of doirs Esn
lion previous to Mae rs
the bills will be pT.tN
huln
m7.ts itcih
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15
u,,r,nn SALE A'

DUIB.hJl4ss ! Iaalrra.S'''
Marc6 IS, 1857. at ssoSssGs1
household yools, , asset Z
beds,eads, III nina. gs1
and OH sr aril zee /. So y
l., W. ST. Esp
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15

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"a M i.s'm q ! . t':ols.i n
l7Lh, SsI, al me-
oBsa. c-e irIA
Daily Republican., 1887-03-15

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W. P. BOYD & CO.
SALE OF STEAM PROPELLER.

HEApoUAR's DIVISION OF IHE PACIFIC,
OFsIcE OF CHIEF QUARTKRMAsTER.
SAH Francisco. CAL. Dec. g. 1886,
OTICE Is hkRKBH GIVEN THAT
the steam propeller General Mo
Nherson.' which has for some years been
In the employ OF the Gov ernment In the
san Francisco Harbor. viii, together with
the property on board, be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder, on board
the steamer at Washingten-street wharf.
San Francisco, Cal, on Wednesday. the
ID day Of Mafch, 1887, 1T II o'clock Q, N.
The "GenerHl MCPHERSON was built for
he United Statea In 1867 her extreme
length Is % ieet beam 81 feet depth OF
ho d 81 feet; wooden hull; tonnage l04S
Non-condensing engine: cylinder "a inches
diameter. "a inches stroke Boiler cyltn-
dricai, ia feet length. 81 feet diameter.
speed about 10 niles per hour. The
steamer IL now lying at Angel Island
Cove, San Francisco Harbor. SINE
hlades o. her propeller are broken. The
Government reserves the right % reject
any and all bids. Terms cash. For fur
thsr information app y tothe undersigned.
ALkX. ]. PERRY.
Assistant Gu -rtermaster General us A..
Chief Or. Mr. Division Of the Pacific.
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SEATTLE, W. T. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 10 1887

The car Vas iocksd a. Msmphis. bat
ths men mesa hsve entered 70 their
horrible fafs thrsagh TIE uindsw in the
end which could have been opensd
kr5m the outside.
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WAsKmoruH, Jan. lss-fhs House
Commitfes on FoFsian AaaiEs today
agreed 70 FepoFt faYeEably the ss1afa
BIN 70 prohibit the importation Of
opium iufo tie United states bY Cal
Bsas. % into China b. eitizsna of he
United States.
Ne Resnlt 90 Aew Vera Tes.
ALRAHx. Jan. l8.--ln The Nepabiiean
oanens soniaht two bsIloia far Sea mtof
resell "a q follows: Miller "a, McEtou
%. Hisssek IL Adioufned.
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WasHINerox. IAN. u --Sseoad Comp
tryflfr AAsnlrd has allowed the claim
Of ieRatnes Of Walter Ter Waitl Gray
500, 3 Geek Indian. for $4,000 for
mozsey proved 10 hsve been stolen from
him IN November, 1873. ghiIe Z resident
Of Indian TeEriseFy. by three white
men. Wm. d. Wilder, Jaa. Reed and
oas Burns. alias Myron Dixon. The
robbess SID threats. fsros and violence
10 obtain knowledge and possession OF
Aha renler u,nsssv.
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Observation-Disclosures
Probable Failure Of Mrs.
I1ogan's Pension-
Tern. ss the ..B.skboas- Forsslsur "A
Close Contest in Nehraskz-A Mil-
llsa Dollar Eaaownent-MrA
Emmass Again.

oppose O. Special aaa mleh Pensions
wAznIz0Tus. Jan. ls.-BiIls granting
pensions 10 Mrs. Logan and Mrs. Blair,
widog Of Gen. FFancis r. Blair, were
defeated this morning 10 The House
Commfttes g q Inv8lid Pensions There
we're tuo abesniees- Piddock and Ella
berry-when the committee met. The
members we're arrased on party lines,
seven Democrats voting AGAINST and ive
Republicans in favor of tbs bills. Ad-
perse majority reports 90 the Logan and
Blair bills viii be made BY Swope and
Taulbee respectively. and favorable
minority reports by Coager and Morrill,.
Il 10 understood that she basis of oppo
sition to the bills is reluctance on the
part Of q majority Of the csmmislee 90
continuing the policy Of granting high
pensions - widows Of officers who did
not die from injuries incurred in the
service. Tue only precedents for pass
ing such bills are found 10 the cases Of
the widows and families of Admiral
FarraRnt, Generals Hancock, Thomas
and Grant, and q ai7Fity OF the CON-
mittes believe IL viii be bad policy 10
follow these pFecedents, in view Of the
fact that there are about 100 surviving
widows Of officers Who would then be
entitled to peesions, who are NOV ex-
cluded BY the general Law.
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BEnI1n, Jan. 1z~-Ths Empsrot
Willf4m, 10 Eeosiyise ths Prsniaeat of
the pruassan LsnAsaR togas, r1feTssd 10
the diasolnfion q Ne Reiehataa aod The
rsiseslon ol tse army bill. fhs Em-